A former Chinese executive says she was “horrified” by what she witnessed during a business trip to China’s southern Xinjiang region in 2017, describing the entire locale as a “super concentration camp” for its Uyghur residents. The experience shattered not only her musings of using the trip to enjoy the region’s happy blue skies, “tasty red dates,” and big-budget opportunities, but also her belief in the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) propaganda. “Since that tour [to southern Xinjiang], I’ve never believed in the CCP’s propaganda,” Ms. Wang, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said in an exclusive interview with NTD, an affiliate of The Epoch Times. In 2017, Wang and a contingent of colleagues from the chamber of commerce in her province travelled to a southern Xinjiang city to meet with local government officials about state-assisted infrastructure projects potentially worth several billion yuan (over $300 million). They stayed in the city …